The document discusses the beliefs of Oneness Pentecostals regarding the Trinity. It outlines their history, key beliefs such as rejecting the Trinity in favor of believing Jesus is the one God, and their rejection of the pre-existence of the Son of God. The document also presents the author's position agreeing there is one God while identifying errors in Trinitarian theology, and addresses objections from several Oneness Pentecostal scholars and theologians.

1. Topic:
What do oneness Pentecostals
believe about the Trinity?
How do you evaluate their claims?
Shay L. Askew
Systematic Theology
TH601

2. T H E S I S S TAT E M E N T
THE ROLE OF THE ONENESS OF
T H E FAT H E R , S O N , A N D H O LY
S P I R I T A R E R E L E VA N T, T H E I R
C O M B I N E D W O R K S ' A R E N O TA B L E ,
AND THEIR ONENESS IS
I N D I S P U TA B L E .

3. HISTORY
Oneness Pentecostal
 there is only one God
 Jesus Christ is that God.
 commitment to baptism in Jesus’ name rather than
in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
 A rejection of the traditional Trinitarian doctrine
held by the historic Christian churches;
 rejection of the pre-existence of the Son of God.
 United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI).
 Gregory Boyd, David Bernard, Robert Weeks

4. MY POSITION
• Agreement That There Is One God
• Errors With Trinitarian Theology
• My Personal Experience

5. OBJECTIONS
• Anthony Buzzard
• David Bernard
• Gregory Boyd

6. CONCLUSION
WHO GOT IT RIGHT?